Late Night Eats

Along with the best live music and nightlife entertainment, New Orleans restaurants are open and ready to satisfy your late night munchies. From quick to-go orders to full-course sit-down meals, there will be a restaurant open for a delicious end to your night out. Check out this list of restaurants open for late night eats to find a tasty Nola venue for your food craving.

Description: Since 1862 this has been the original French Market coffee stand serving cafe au lait and beignets. A New Orleans landmark, located directly across from Jackson Square and the Pontalba apartments, Cafe du Monde offers the original beignet, the state doughnut of Louisiana. Coffee and chicory is a New Orleans favorite, served mixed half and half with hot milk as cafe au lait.

Description: Quietly becoming New Orleans' new place to be, Bouligny Tavern is a wine bar, cocktail lounge and small-plate dining destination brought to you by Chef John Harris of Lilette Restaurant. With a nod to a bygone era of service-first establishments, a full-bodied embrace of Mid-Century modern design and a well-polished glint on glasses raised in full tilt toward the 21st century, Bouligny Tavern is at once chic and cozy, elegant yet familiar. Bouligny Tavern's menu of refined yet approachable and affordable small-plates is complimented by a substantial list of thoughtfully selected wines—with a focus on French and Italian wines—and a well-crafted cocktail menu. Whether it's after work, prime time or late night...we look forward to serving you.

Description: Harkening back to a time when bars were bastions of civility and sophistication, Cure reintroduces its guests to an era where the experience of having a cocktail and a bite to eat was both healthful and enjoyable. Try carefully crafted, proprietary libations like Midnight in a Perfect World - made with bourbon and house-made peach syrup, among other ingredients, or Arbiter of Taste, a Sazarac with a twist.

Description: The Delachaise. Even the name conjures up images of romance and class. Known for their wines (in particular, wines by the glass), this local date night spot also offers a curated selection of cocktails, beers and fare like moules frites and housemade pâté. With great ambiance and outdoor dining, you're invited to savor and share the moment.

Description: If you're looking for a low-key place to unwind, spend an evening in this chill Mid-City hangout. Twelve Mile Limit promises a lot of cocktails, barbecue, cupcakes, and good times. Play a game of pool, hang out on the patio with the local crowd or put your favorite song on the jukebox, all while sipping on serious cocktails at not-so-serious prices.

Description: Acclaimed chef Nick Vella sources local fresh ingredients to create dishes with New Orleans influences in Vessel's historic 1914 church setting. The 35 foot bar, recently voted "Best Bar in New Orleans" by Eater NOLA, serves seasonal craft cocktails along with beer bombers and a global wine list. Whether it's for a full meal, a late night cocktail, or Sunday brunch, Vessel is an "only in New Orleans" unique experience for both tourists and locals alike. Come eat and drink in our "iconic" indoor space or under the sky on our magical outdoor patio.

Description: Beer, beer, and more beer. This top-rated and respected pub revolves around pouring you the impeccable pint of your choosing. They're open 24/7, so you have plenty of opportunity to sample over 40+ beers on tap, plus dozens of craft brews in bottles. Consider soaking it up with a juicy half pound burger or bangers and mash.

Description: Nestled into a residential Uptown neighborhood, F&M's cozy-yet-bustling environment perfectly complements its surroundings. The main bar feels like a friend's living room, while the outdoor patio takes on the air of a backyard barbecue. The place attracts a cross section of students, musicians, professionals and just-off-work waiters and bartenders. It is said to be the most popular after midnight.

Located in the Warehouse district on the corner of Magazine and St. Joseph streets, Flamingo A Go Go throws it back to the Rat Pack era with colorful lights illuminating the restaurant and outdoor courtyard, Pop Art and splashy decor. Flamingle with friends while playing life sized versions of Connect 4 and Twister.

Both a restaurant and a bar, Flamingo A Go Go has 45 beers, wines and cocktails on tap as well as a variety of flatbreads, small plates and shareable table food.

Description: The Fountain Lounge features live entertainment with an array of inventive cocktails and highly sought after wines by the glass. Chef Cody Curl’s focus is on contemporary Southern cuisine with an emphasis on small plates and a full raw bar serving the freshest oysters and shellfish from the Gulf coast as well as sampling of the best raw seafood from around the world. During the holiday season, The Fountain Lounge serves a reveillon lunch menu.

Description: Mimi’s in the Marigny features live music every night of the week, without fail! The bar has two levels – the downstairs is a more relaxed scene with a bar and pool tables, while the upstairs is exclusively reserved for dancing and jazz. Mimi’s offers a unique menu of Spanish-inspired tapas items, including goat cheese croquetas, calamari con chorizo, and patatas bravas. The local vibes, funky music, and authentic New Orleans atmosphere at Mimi’s can’t be beat, so be sure to check it out!

Description: Just two blocks from the New Orleans Convention Center. Ernst Cafe is a great place to have lunch, relax with a few drinks, or hold a meeting. Their private facility includes a 2,000 square foot balcony overlooking the Lafayette Pedestrian Mall and can accommodate from 50 - 500 people.

Description: World famous seafood institution Acme Oyster House, well-known for its legendary po-boys, has arrived at Harrah's New Orleans. Enjoy fresh seafood, charming décor and a friendly atmosphere at this New Orleans restaurant.

Description: Famously known in the city as home of the 25-cent oyster, The Blind Pelican is the perfect place to watch the game or grab a few appetizers before dinner. The bar serves an extensive list of beers, including 34 local and international beers on tap. Beyond its drink selection and oyster bar, The Blind Pelican serves NOLA-inspired pub food, poboys, and gourmet burgers. Comfortable outdoor porch seating along St. Charles Avenue makes The Blind Pelican a fun place to visit for drinks and people watching on a warm night in NOLA.

Description: Since 1977, Cooter Brown's has been a popular watering hole and sandwich shop. Located in the historic Riverbend section of Uptown New Orleans, Cooter Brown's proudly serves over 400 brands of domestic and imported bottled beers, as well as 45 different beers on tap. Enjoy Raw Oysters from the Oyster Bar, the City's Best Boiled Crawfish (seasonal) and great tavern food including Poor Boys, Seafood, Specialties and SideOrders.

Description: Chiba is a contemporary bar and restaurant serving Asian-inspired dishes and sushi. Chiba is located on popular Oak Street in the city’s Uptown neighborhood. The restaurant has an extensive menu of reasonably priced Japanese dishes, including Sushi/Sashimi Platters and tempura entrees, as well as innovative mixed cocktails. Chiba offers all-night happy hour on Wednesdays and half-priced sake bottles on Thursdays.

Description: Backspace Bar is a true diamond in the rough of surrounding dive bars that line Chartres Street. With its elegant antique finished wood and stone environment and menu of comfort foods including items such as brie, burgers, red beans and rice, cobbler, waffles and pancakes, Backspace provides a warm, welcoming experience that will keep you coming back for more!

Description: Camellia Grill is an absolute must for anyone visiting New Orleans. The diner-style eatery opened in 1946 and is an old-fashioned, landmark restaurant in the city. The counter seating, happy servers, and vintage uniforms inspire a retro feeling among guests who dine on quality, southern diner food. Camellia Grill is famous for its chocolate pecan pie, double-scoop freezes, and enormous breakfast omelets (served all day and night). The grill is opened late night so be sure to stop in any time for a genuine New Orleans good time!

Description: Oceana Grill is THE choice for locals. All cravings are satisfied as Oceana serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late night. Try the world famous crab cakes and the best char-grilled oysters in New Orleans. Reservations accepted and recommended during busy times and for large parties.

Description: Little Tokyo is an authentic Japanese restaurant with four locations throughout the New Orleans area. The restaurant offers a lengthy menu of sushi, hibachi, small plates, and noodles, in addition to traditional Japanese drinks. Little Tokyo’s uptown location provides large groups with karaoke rooms to rent for two-hour timeslots. The private rooms are fun options for parties looking for a more personalized space to eat, drink and sing! Customer loyalty thrives at Little Tokyo, as many regulars visit the restaurant at least three times a month. Join in on the fun – and the food is great!

Description: The inspiration behind Barcadia: your inner child. This recently opened downtown venue prides itself on fun and games, and wants you to let go of any worries and have the best time possible! Barcadia has endless options of games for its customers, including life-size jenga, skeeball, giant connect four, and air hockey. The bar also has 44 craft beers on tap and a mouth-watering menu of specialty burgers, wraps, and appetizers. Barcadia is the perfect place to kick back with friends and enjoy a walk down memory lane.

Description: Named after the Spanish word for living room, Sala combines a restaurant space with a relaxed living room feel. Choose to dine at the upscale bar, a cozy booth, or in one of the lounges accompanied with sofas and low tables. The bistro menu features sharing-size plates and updated bar food with unique flavor.

Description: Poseidon offers a wide array of New Orleans' style seafood such as Charbroiled, fried or raw oyster, seafood gumbo as well as carefully selected sushi and sashimi dishes. For large parties or special events, try our state of the art Karaoke rooms.

Description: Bruno's Tavern has been located on the corner of Maple and Hillary Street since 1934. We have occupied 3 corners over the years and have finally built our new tavern on the site of the 1934.

Description: With locations in the Garden District and Uptown New Orleans, The Bulldog is a local favorite for great draft beer and pub food. The Bulldog offers 50 beers on tap and over 100 bottles, and features a laid-back, dog-friendly atmosphere.

Description: Specializing in good New Orleans style food, this restaurant is literally open all of the time. Their menu includes their famous Eggwich, Super Deluxe Omelette, huge 1/2 pound char-grilled burgers, po-boy sandwiches, red beans and rice, gumbo, and much more. They also have video poker machines, big screen television, and a jukebox for your entertainment.

Description: Being close to Tulane and Loyola Universities makes this bar a favorite hangout for college students. With the look of a British pub this local bar has video games, a jukebox, and a pool table in the back.

Description: The doors are always open and both breakfast and beer are offered around the clock at the Tavern. The tenderloin hash is a breakfast for serious eaters: tender chunks of beef, spicy red potatoes, green pepper and onion are grilled and served with two eggs any style and toast or a biscuit.

Description: Known as "the home of the 10-ounce Beach Burger, " this grill serves up all the perennial happy-hour favorites -- onion rings, potato skins, fried mushrooms, spicy wings, quesadillas and chicken tenders.

Description: Bayou Burger offers piled high specialty Burgers, stacked hot dogs, a wide selection of local Brews and everything Sports in an upbeat setting—a casual gathering spot for relaxing with friends, refueling and watching the game amid the excitement of Bourbon Street.

Description: Come on in and try Boucherie's newest adventure! We started on the late night streets in our Purple Food Truck, moved our casual fine dinning from the cottage to the Avenue, and now honor the old location with fresh fruit daiquiris and chicken wings rooted in a New Orleans tradition, but inspired by flavors from around the world.

Description: Down the Hatch is an American-style bar and grill located just off Magazine Street in New Orleans’ Garden District neighborhood. The menu is comfort food based, with some NOLA favorites including an alligator po-boy, the who dat burger, and a fried catfish platter. Down the Hatch has a great outdoor bar and patio seating, which makes it the perfect uptown venue to enjoy an evening with friends. Food and drinks are reasonably priced and the venue’s location can’t be beat. Stop in for dinner and drinks during your bar crawl up Magazine Street (and the kitchen is open late night)!

Description: Chartres House is a local favorite and a French Quarter landmark serving casual dishes and classic drinks in an intimate, historical environment. Dine on the balcony or in the intimate courtyard, or join the local crowd after hours for quick bites and cocktails.

Description: Pie Pizza & Pastas is an Italian restaurant serving up reasonably priced pizza, pasta, and salad dishes into the early morning hours. Pie’s downtown location is opened til 4:30 am on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday – perfect for those French Quarter late-night party-goers looking to grab a quick bite before bed. Customers recommend the alligator and duck sausage plate as an appetizer.

Description: Kajun’s Pub is a live music and karaoke venue located in New Orleans’ Bywater/Marigny neighborhood. In addition to providing musical entertainment, Kajun’s is home to Restaurant Borracho. The restaurant serves delicious dishes made entirely from local ingredients purchased from farmers and markets throughout New Orleans. Karaoke starts at 9 every night so don’t miss out! Kajun’s Pub is also the perfect spot to watch the Saints Games…free jello shots every time the Saints score a touchdown!

Description: An Australian neighborhood pub located in New Orleans's warehouse district. Specializing in famous Australian wines, food & friendliness. "Hoppy " Hour: Monday thru Friday, 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm; $ .50 off all drinks! They never close any earlier than 3:30 a.m. but if business allows they will stay open later!

Description: Between the Garden and Warehouse Districts this bar is packed nightly as something is always going on (call and ask about the specials of the night!). Tuesday nights, Skyy Vodka martinis are just two bucks all day, and a hearty 10 oz. New York strip, cooked to order, is $6.75.

Description: Since 1982, Coop's Place has delighted locals and visitors alike with its cozy atmosphere and great food. Just steps from New Orleans' famous French Market, Coop's Place is a great place to meet some of the local French Quarter personalities in the setting of a friendly neighborhood pub. Coop's Place is proud to offer free wireless Internet access to it's customers. Bring your laptop and connect at no charge!

Description: Daisy Duke’s prides itself on having a casual, Southern atmosphere with an emphasis on delicious Cajun food for a great price. Enjoy po-boys and all you can eat crawfish 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Description: Camellia Grill is an absolute must for anyone visiting New Orleans. The diner-style eatery opened in 1946 and is an old-fashioned, landmark restaurant in the city. The counter seating, happy servers, and vintage uniforms inspire a retro feeling among guests who dine on quality, southern diner food. Camellia Grill is famous for its chocolate pecan pie, double-scoop freezes, and enormous breakfast omelets (served all day and night). The grill is opened late night so be sure to stop in any time for a genuine New Orleans good time!

Description: La Cocinita, "The Litte Kitchen" in Spanish, serves fresh, authentic, gourmet food from Latin America. From traditional Mexican tacos, to South American arepas and patacones, this food truck allows you to customize your order to suit all tastebuds. The truck's schedule changes daily, so be sure to check out their website for its current location!

Description: Start your day like a local at the “most famous coffee drinking place" in New Orleans. Since 1870, New Orleanians and visitors alike have lined up at Morning Call for their morning fix of café au lait and beignets—delicate French donuts dusted with powdered sugar. Both are made using time-tested methods, ensuring delicious, irresistible results. After spending some time outside the city, this NOLA institution returns to its new home in City Park—all the more reason to celebrate with a signature treat.

Description: This French Quarter gem offers something to fit every taste bud. Whether you are enjoying a traditional New Orleans dish or one of our specialty cocktails, you
are sure to feel right at home. With balcony dining overlooking the excitement of Bourbon Street, this hot spot embellishes all the charm of the French Quarter.

Description: Blaze Pizza offers build-your-own pizza at blazing fast speeds. Our pizzas use the freshest, artisanal ingredients and made-from-scratch dough before being fast fire'd for just 180 seconds by a dedicated pizza smith. Choose from all types of pizza-- even gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options. Blaze also offers fresh salads, local craft beer and wine on tap.

Description: Both night owls and early birds flock to this casual dining spot, housed in a converted gas station. Famous for its breakfast, this restaurant also offers sandwiches, salads, crab cakes and seafood platter. Don't be surprised if you are waiting for a table late at night!

Description: Grab some extra napkins and bite into some of Ugly Dog's ribs or pulled-pork sandwiches, served with two sides -- choose from baked potato, chili beans, tangy coleslaw, a green salad, or Joby's homemade potato salad.

Description: A combination pool hall, laundromat and bar, it also has a restaurant, Igor's Garlic Clove, next door. Several scenes from the motion picture "The Pelican Brief" were shot in and around Igor's. Easily accessible by the St. Charles Streetcar this bar offers great drinks at reasonable prices (drink specials from 5 a.m. until 7 a.m.).

Description: Listen to live music, from local rockers both established and up-and-coming. Enjoy the half-pound Charlie Burger, jalapeno poppers, mini-pizzas, chicken nuggets or cheese fries. No reservations.

Description: WOW Café features award winning sauces and spice rubs made from scratch and served with all your favorite traditional American foods, like chicken tenders and hamburgers. Come to WOW Cafe for a causal, high energy sports bar environment.

Description: WOW Café features award winning sauces and spice rubs made from scratch and served with all your favorite traditional American foods, like chicken fingers and hamburgers. Come to WOW Cafe for a causal, high energy sports bar environment.

Description: Unique New Orleans gem serving elevated comfort food in the heart of the French Quarter. We serve food like we eat it. We cook it like Grandma showed us, with a a bit of culinary refinement.

Description: Louisiana based Raising Cane's specializes in fresh, never frozen, chicken fingers served by a great crew in a fun atmosphere. Operates in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Texas, and has franchises in Georgia, Colorado, Nevada, Minnesota, Nebraska, Okl

Description: "It's all about the coffee!" is Mojo Coffee House's motto. With great pour-over and drip coffee, Mojo's also offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night casual dining options. It's the perfect place to catch up with friends, do a little reading, or just soak in the atmosphere.